Is it the right size if you intend to store vinyl records in it?
41744
Yep. They should fit in there nicely. I'm using it as a platform for my Guitar AMP but it looks like they would. if you send me the exact dimensions I can check for you, just to be sure. Unfortunately my vinyl collection was stolen during my last move off my porch.
2187568
I think you could with smaller ones. I bet you could ship 10 records with sleeves but I'm not 100%. I'm not home to test it out now
76604
I really don't know. I have my records in the shelf horizontally and the shelf accommodates the records nicely and safely. You could try it but keep an eye on it to see if it will hold your records safely.
1123496
It's wide enough for legal-size docs. You can set up the hanging files for either size. Mine is set for letter-size, and I have extra space on the side where I store other items.
800144
I'm thinking 60 maybe 70? I don't store my records there. have some plastic "milk crates" for that for know. Prefer to store and view like a record shop. But I did put about 60 in as a test just now. left room for more. Fit fine although the middle shelf could have been just a smidgen higher. And in case you were wondering my wife detests the milk crates and they'll be banished to another room soon. :)
1675572
Boy that's a good question. I'm actually looking at my cd case right now and trying to imagine it holding records or vinyl's. It's only about 7 inches deep. So to answer my own question, no. That would not qualify as a practical use for this cabinet. Plus the shelving is too close together for LP's. CD's man, what are you still doing with vinyl's? That's cool pimp daddy old school right there.
999990
I had to return my unit as it came with 2 same sides...not a right and a left. However, if you are talking about vinyl records, it would hold them but they would stick out-it would not be deep enough for them.
2234472
It's designed to hold DVD's/Blue rays. So as long as your books are about that size that would work.
1974039
no.... inside dimensions for vynl records are 13.5". outside dimensions are deceptive to consumers.
1238921
17 5/8" wide, 14 3/8" deep and 5 5/8" high; Be sure to allow additional space of several inches behind the unit for cabling. I have mine sitting on a shelf with 15" distance between shelves, which gives approx. 10" above the unit. You probably only need about 7" or so to accommodate loading a record and lifting the arm. It comes with a cloth cover which gives you additional location placements since you don't have to worry about a hinged hard cover or one that has to be lifted off the unit to play, I've had both and the soft cover is better.
518990
Well Homer I can't say for sure but it shouldn't be a problem. Ask the seller with your dimensions to be sure. I really think this is the best way to store an instrument. It also provides nice wall art.
82634
Hi Nikol,Our Super Cube is perfect for storing records. You can check it on this link, Way Basics Stackable Storage Cube (perfect for Record Album Storage), EspressoJimmy ChiangWay Basics, Founderjimmy@waybasics.com
1904783
Inside measurements are 7-3/4" D X 16" W X 6" H. I use it for storing working files on my desk--it is sufficient for my purposes. I should think you could get a good number of DVDs in it, especially if you are using the sleeves instead of hard cases.
638323
Yes! This is exactly what I'm storing my vinyl records in, and works very well
1752987
It should store the hymnal just fine...My 2" hymnal fit in without problem...Erin
227882
As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit more of these in each side. I would say I have close to 60 in each side as these take up almost three of these shelves. As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit... » Read More As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit more of these in each side. I would say I have close to 60 in each side as these take up almost three of these shelves. « Show Less
800143
Not sure how many records, but many components may be too large for it. We didn't end up using it because all of the components would not fit the interior.